B&B Hotel Paris Porte d'Orléans Reviews

Amenities and kettle should be provided.

Nice hotel in Porte d’Oréans.

The facilities are generally fine. The breakfast is rather limited for a 3-star hotel.

The hotel is new. Quite comfortable to live in. Breakfast 10 euros. I think it's quite worth it. Stayed for several days in a row.

Good location, friendly staff, easy parking. Highly recommended.

Everything was fine, the room was a bit small and the shower screen was not big enough to keep the water from coming out.

Very good hotel, close to a metro station and not far from the centre. Very good value for money.

Friendly welcome and staff. The rooms are clean and very comfortable.

在巴黎住了3天，交通便利，地鐵站、公交都很方便。房間很隔音。治安也很好。酒店很乾凈。會推薦來巴黎遊玩的朋友入住。

非常好的飯店，工作人員很熱情，靠近輕軌及地鐵站

Calme et bien situé

We had the three person room! It was nice & spacious. Room was very clean. The bathroom itself was also pretty large, and also nice & clean. Check in & check out was very smooth and easy. You can also leave your bags in storage for free, after checking out, which was really helpful.

The room is small but comfortable and quiet. The employees are friendly and helpful. The breakfast is wonderful with good croissant, juice, coffee, and many others. The neighbourhood is safe and walking distance to subway station and many restaurants.

Our nights accommodation in Paris was the B&B Hotel Paris Porte D'orleans. A very new hotel, so everything was new and clean. Our room was well appointed and comfortable, the bathroom had everything we needed, and a bonus was the room had a long distance view of the Eiffel Tower. The hotel has a very pretty courtyard area for those who smoke. The hotel is an easy walk to trains to take you into the heart of Paris. There is a bar but at the time of our visit, they were still pending their liquor license so we were unable to get drinks. The hotel is quite close to a major road, so the rooms at the front of the hotel can be noisy. They provide a good breakfast buffet, including the usual eggs, toast, juice, tea/coffee and of course, croissants.